London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Ealing 1969

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ealing]

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Occupiers are responsible for notifying accidents to their employees which result
in absence of three days or more from normal work. During 1969, 113 accidents were
reported.

The following table gives an analysis of reported accidents according to their primary cause.

Primary CauseAdults 18 and overYoung Persons under 18Total
MalesFemalesMalesFemales
Power machinery in motion3___3
Non-power machinery in motion_1__1
Vehicles moved by power52_-7
Vehicles not moved by power1---1
Palls on or from stairs161210
Palls on or from ladders-1__1
Other falls from one level to another102-12
Palls on same level510--15
Stepping on or striking object or person56-112
Handling goods2271-30
Struck by falling object83--11
Use of hand tools412-7
Not specified21--3
Totals664043113

Prosecutions
During 1969 there were six successful prosecutions for a variety of offences under
the Act and Regulations made under it, and one case was withdrawn.

The total fines in these cases amounted to £255.0.0d. and costs of £50.10.0d. were awarded to the Council.

Registrations and General Inspections

Class or PremisesNo. of premises newly registered during yearTotal No. registered at end of yearNo. of registered premises receiving one or more general inspections during the year
Offices73775333
Retail shops Wholesale shops,931,9741,185
warehouses1010872
Catering establishments open to public, canteens24236127
Fuel storage depots131
Totals2013, 0961,718

No. of visits of all kinds by inspectors to registered premises - 3,640
42